Category: Brand Identity & Self-Discovery

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Cultivating Your Tribe for Career Success

In my previous post, Building Your Tribe for Career Success, I defined the concept of a tribe:

“Your tribe is the group you can call on for an introduction or some advice over coffee. And they can call on you, too–whether for themselves, or for a friend who wants some intelligence about your areas of …

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Your LOI May Vary, But Should Never Waver

Have you ever blindly and blithely said “yeah sure” to a question that was being asked of you?

Were you really listening to the person asking the question or really just hoping they would go away?

In this conversation did you commit to deliver or do something? Did you really understand what you were being …

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Build Your Tribe for Career Success

It is great to say you have 500+ LinkedIn connections or thousands of Twitter followers, but are they in your tribe?

In my book, Repurpose Your Career –  A Practical Guide for Baby Boomers, which I co-authored with Susan Lahey, your tribe is described as follows:

Your tribe is the group of people who will …

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Workplace Etiquette Rules You Should Have Learned in Kindergarten

Workplace etiquette is about more than just being nice to people, or remembering special events, or greeting people with a kind word. Sometimes, it’s something as basic as “don’t be an a-hole,” and yet we still have to remind people of that.

Bonnie Low-Kramen’s post last week on workplace etiquette and the idea of sometimes …

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Take Advantage of Your Conflicts

Growing up, I was taught to avoid conflict – girls don’t fight! Later in life, I started arguing when I saw an opportunity to win and avoided confrontation when the odds were against me. But over the years I’ve slowly changed my opinion of conflict. I saw over and over that when things got really …

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Spotting Keirsey/Myers-Briggs Temperaments at a Glance

Last week, I wrote about how knowing the different Keirsey Temperaments, could help you interact with different people you encounter. This week, I want to give you a basic understanding of how you could spot these different types.

There are four basic Keirsey Temperaments — SJ, SP, NT, NF — created by psychologist David Keirsey, …